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| Brand: | DEREK JOHNSON BOOKS |
| Style: | DAWGSOFWAR |
| Our Price: | $19.95 |
| About the DAWGS OF WAR BOOK |
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The Dawgs of War by Derek Johnson, author of Husky Football in the Don James Era When Marques Tuiasosopo entered his senior season at the University of Washington, his dream was to quarterback the Huskies to the Rose Bowl. Surrounding him was a cast of colorful characters possessing marginal talent. When Washington beat powerhouse Miami and pulled out a series of fourth quarter comebacks, it seemed every deficit could be overcome. But in late October, when an on-field collision paralyzed safety Curtis Williams, football fell to irrelevancy as the team reeled into despair. Out of that tragedy sprung an epic story of brotherly love and inspired leadership. The Washington Huskies came together and confronted their deepest fears to win the Rose Bowl for their fallen teammate. Derek Johnson weaves together a theater of voices so immediate you'll feel like you're in the huddle. You'll also admire the personalities of the players and coaches who lived through it-from Head Coach Rick Neuheisel, Willie Hurst, Hakim Akbar and Matt Rogers of American Idol. The Dawgs of War: a Remembrance provides inspirational armchair reading. Reviews of his Previous Book "Husky Football in the Don James Era" "I know that not only Washington fans but all college football fans will enjoy Derek Johnson's book. It's a great read. I loved it!" --Lee Corso, ESPN College Gameday "Derek Johnson's book is an essential addition to the library of any Husky fan. It chronicles an unforgettable, championship chapter in the history of Northwest sports-- much of it in the words and recollections of the people who made history." -- Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times "Any Husky fan is sure to find much to learn and enjoy in this exhaustively detailed account of the Don James era. The inteviews with many of the key participants, including James himself, are particularly revelatory and Johnson doesn't shy away from delving deep into the controversial end of that era." -- Bob Condotta, Seattle Times "The most electrifying modern era of Washington football, from exhilarating highs to exasperating lows, is well chronicled by Derek Johnson, who draws insights on the tumult from those who made the Don James era so memorable." -- Art Thiel, Seattle Post Intelligencer |
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